P.E. News
Our Holy Redeemer School
National Health and P.E day
Good for Children. Good for Schools. Good for Communities
Why HPE Day Matters
Key Reasons We Teach HPE
Lifelong Movement: It encourages young people to enjoy physical activity so they remain active and healthy throughout their adult lives.
Mental Health and Wellbeing: It teaches students how to understand their emotions, build resilience, seek help, and manage stress.
Social Skills and Teamwork: Students learn cooperation, fair play, communication, and to resolve peacefully with others.
Informed Decision-Making: It gives students the ability to evaluate health and safety information so they can make smart choices for themselves.
OHR celebrated this day on Tuesday 1st September. We as a school and community are always working together to ensure every child has the opportunity to lead an active, healthy, and fulfilling life.
We celebrated this day during P.E with lots of fun games, basketball clinics and circuits.
The Big Finale: The Nutbush dance: The entire school joining together for the classic Australian line dance to Tina Turner's "Nutbush City Limits."
DISTRICT ATHLETICS 2026
Go Team OHR
Go Team OHR
The North Balwyn District Athletics was held at Doncaster Athletics Track yesterday Wednesday 2nd September. Congratulations to our students from Gr 3-6 who attended the day and represented OHR in both track and field events. The students did their best in all events and had a great time. Go OHR!!
A HUGE congratulations to the following students:
Yr 9/10
Atticus W - 200m
Zirui J - Triple Jump
11 yrs
Finley R - 1500m and 800m
Hailey W - 800m
These students will compete at the Boroondara & Whitehorse Division Athletics Meet on Tuesday 13th October at the Tom Kelly (Doncaster) Athletics Track, Doncaster East.
Smiles all around
Smiles all around
Our Annual OHR Footy Colurs Day is coming....Whoo Hoo Last day of Term 3
Footy Colours Day is a national fundraising event initiative by Fight Cancer Foundation in September, where thousands of Aussies come together, proudly sport their team's colours, and raise money so kids don't fight cancer alone.
A few links to check out over a cuppa:
Koonung Comets Basketball Summer Registration open:
Koonung Comets Basketball Club is a welcoming, community-focused basketball club committed to helping players of all ages and abilities develop their skills, confidence and love of the game.
Based in the Mont Albert/Box Hill area, Koonung Comets fields more than 100 boys’ and girls’ teams in the Eastern Districts Junior Basketball Association (EDJBA), providing players with opportunities to learn, compete and develop in a positive and supportive environment.
Prue Ainsworth is the current General Manager of Koonung Comets Basketball Club and has more than 20 years of coaching experience, with a strong focus on junior player development. She is passionate about creating positive, inclusive environments where players, coaches, referees and the wider basketball community can develop their skills, confidence and enjoyment of the game.
